William Davis and Donna Lee Zeile are very different people.
Bill is reserved, analytical, and happiest when he can observe from the background. Donna Lee is outgoing, independent, spontaneous, and comfortable engaging with the world around her.
At first, those differences seem like obstacles.
But they also create attraction.
Donna Lee encourages Bill to step outside himself. Bill provides Donna Lee with patience, stability, and the feeling of being valued for who she is rather than simply how she appears.
Their relationship demonstrates an interesting truth about love: compatibility does not necessarily mean being identical.
Sometimes two people connect precisely because they offer each other something the other person lacks.
But differences can also become difficult when life becomes more complicated.
That tension is one of the forces that drives the story of Terminal Tryst.